You’re Beautiful, There Dead Is it morally right for companies to be using animals to see if your everyday products are safe? Surely people don't that millions of animals are being in pain and in suffering testing to see if its safe and if hypoallergenic properties of products could be used by humans. Companies use animals to test their products when it's wasteful and unnecessary just to see if a product is safe enough to be put on the market. Another key point is that animal testing is wasteful. One reason animal testing is wasteful is that they prolong the suffering of people waiting for effective products or cures by misleading experiments and squandering precious money, time, and resources that could have been spent on human-relevant research(Michael O. Leavitt). This is wasteful because people could be waiting lots of time and spending lots of money on a test that has very little chance of succeeding.The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has noted that “95 percent of all drugs that are shown to be safe and effective in animal tests fail in human trials because they don't work or are dangerous.” The evidence before this is wasteful because …show more content…
The world doesn't need eyeliner, hand soap, food ingredients, drugs so badly that it will come at the expense of animals lives. Fore instance this is unnecessary because we have so many alternatives when it comes to all of these products. Currently, millions of animals are trapped in laboratories, where they are experimented on and live in constant pain. It's unnecessary to inflict harm on another living thing that has feelings.Tests on animals are extremely expensive, consume a lot of time and energy, and use many animals for a scientific point of view, the results are not necessarily transferable to humans. The past evidence states that it is unnecessary to animal test because the work they spent finding on a drug that works on animals won't work on humans in the long
Animal testing is a cheap way for companies to test products without harming humans. It may seem all fine and dandy, but many defenseless animals are dying for our selfish purposes. Many beloved companies hide the fact that they harm these innocent animals. A few of those companies are Avon, Bobbi Brown, Covergirl, Estée Lauder, L’Oréal, M.A.C. Cosmetics and Pantene. At first sight many may think “ a few animal lives are ok to spare”, but when they see how many mainstream colossal companies are practicing these methods, they will see just how many animals are impacted by these terrible ways.
An issue that is hotly debated is about animal testing. It is clear that overall animal testing should not be allowed. It shouldn’t be allowed because animal testing does not even do much to the humans, because it can hurt or kill the animals, and finally because these animals that are being tested aren’t being protected the right way. Even though that other people could say that animals are a great replicate of humans and can develop cures. Also they could say that it helps less people get sick, it kills the animals by the scientists not protecting them. Overall animals shouldn’t be tested on.
All drugs have dangers due to certain chemicals and substances. Because of animal testing, researchers have found another alternative to testing on humans.
Although many people agree with testing products on animals, they ask ‘Who else are we going to test our products on?’ Nobody! Don’t add harsh chemicals in the products and then the animals and humans are both healthier. Beyond millions of animals that die and are captured every year just from animal testing alone. Treating an animal cruelty is never okay, especially when they’re torturing the animals with harsh chemicals due to testing. If people would stand up and try to protect animals we’d be saving certain animals from becoming extinct and we’d also save a ton of money.
When visiting an animal shelter, petting the beloved family dog, or seeing a funny cat video on Facebook, it’s hard not to melt at the sight. Who could ever harm such cute, innocent creatures? It may be hard to think of how that could be possible, yet many companies have no problem hurting animals for their own benefit. Medication brands spanning the U.S., China, Germany, Canada and more test their products on animals daily to approve them for human use. Cruelty Free International and the Dr. Hadwen Trust states that at least 115 million animals may be used in experiments worldwide each year. The experiments administered to the poor animals are cruel and unethical, ranging from breeding them with the purpose of inducing mental illnesses or skinning them raw and injecting them with electrodes and chemicals. Furthermore, research has proved that the results are so unreliable and faulty that the testing is not even necessary. Evidence has proven that animals are subjected to unimaginable horrors during animal testing for the purpose of advancing the modern medical world, yet the entire operation is unnecessary for several reasons.
Animal Testing is uncertain and hard. Animals go through a series of tests are very painful, most of the time they are not even given anything for pain. Some product tests require the same painful procedure on a daily basis over a weeks' time. Most tests on animals cause permanent injury or even death. The tests performed on animals are not always reliable. A medicine that may be safe with animals may not be for human beings. For example, aspirin is toxic to cats, so if we were to test this medication on cats, it would not help to determine if this was a safe product for human beings. One alternative to animal testing is human testing, if we are looking to find out if the product works on humans, we should test them on humans. That case "No
First, animal testing has not been proven accurate for converting drugs to human use. According to an article
If rabbits could speak, they would probably tell you to stop supporting many of your favorite companies. Even your most trusted household brands, such as Maybelline, Arm & Hammer, Listerine, and even Lysol contribute to the millions of innocent animals subjected to cruel and wasteful product testing every year. These and many other widely popular brands implement animal testing during the production, modification, and design of their products. This testing is extremely dangerous to animals and in some cases humans as well. In spite of this, products American citizens use on a daily basis come from companies that test their products on animals and the consumers of these products are virtually blind to the evils that lie behind them. Animal testing is immoral and should be abolished because it tortures innocent creatures, is an ineffective method of testing a product, and is far more expensive than the alternatives that exist.
Animals lose their lives in a horrible way so that we can have useless things like makeup. A lot more brands use animals testing then society would think. By law before releasing a new medication it has to be tested many times on different animals first. One reason animal testing is horrible because it hurts them for not good reasons when there is more efficient ways to test products. (“Animal testing is a bad science”)
Humans are animals, and as such it is morally wrong to use them to test pharmaceuticals intended for use by humans. Those who support animal experimentation believe it is a necessary evil, in part due to the false information put out by the media. The so-called benefits of animal testing have not helped humans for years, yet in many countries the law still requires researchers use animals to test their medications. In fact, although alternatives have been found, few steps have been taken to put an end to animal experimentation. Unfortunately, the way the activists present their argument that is one main reason they are not taken seriously, even though their points are valid. Animal testing is morally wrong and has not benefited humans as the media has claimed, but there are alternatives, such as new technology, if only humans would take the first step.
To begin with, navs.org tells us that humans differ from animals in various ways, animal models will never be able to accurately recapitulate what happens in the human condition. Due to humans differing animals in various ways, the results aren't always effective. Animals being tested on things that humans and animals differ from in basically just killing animals for no reason. Besides, articles.baltimoresun.com states that 90 percent of medications approved for human use after animal testing were later proved ineffective or harmful to humans in clinical trials. As a result, 90 percent of the tests done are ineffective and harmful to humans so there’s no point of doing animal tests. You could save thousands of animals by not doing tests on them. Since animal tests aren’t always effective, people should stop doing them and save the
Imagine a poor, tiny mouse sitting in a cage. It is crouching down in the corner, quivering in fear. It has been injected with medications in the process of being approved for human use. It is slowly and painfully dying. We use animals for testing new products, like medications and beauty products that we end up using. Why should animals be put through such pain and agony for something we need? We are selfish and think we are the superior species, so we use animals instead of us. In my opinion, animals should not be used for testing and researching new products.
The government should not allow pharmaceutical companies to use animals in testing because drugs tested on animals often don’t instigate the desired effect on humans and alternative methods of
There are alternatives to animal testing that are far more effective, accurate and humane. An example would be in vitro (in glass) testing, which uses artificial skin. Micro dosing is also another example, where small doses are administrated and will not cause serious and fatal reactions. These alternatives are far less expensive and much more reliable compared to animal testing which is expensive, a waste of taxpayers’ money and
Imagine you are walking down the cosmetics isle at your grocery store. While picking up some deodorant or toothpaste, have you ever stopped to think if your favorite product has been tested on animals? You probably haven’t, but the chances are very high that it has been. Two of the main reasons why companies continue to use animals to test their products are to determine possible dangers to human health and to avoid product liability